Later I thought about it, if the disciple refined it, the protagonist himself could still obtain ten times the supreme physique, and it was indeed unreasonable for the protagonist to refine it himself (many readers had previously asked why male disciples were not allowed to refine it. At that time, I was also wondering why I arranged it this way. Maybe it was because I was urged to update too quickly that day and didn’t have time to think about it?). Anyway, after I calmed down, I changed the previous setting.

Well, the protagonist left the sun horn for the male disciple to use.

If Ri Jiao cultivates on his own, he can only obtain the innate supreme body, but if a male disciple cultivates it, he can obtain ten times the innate supreme body, that is, the supreme emperor body.

The two supreme imperial bodies added together become the Hongmeng Supreme Body.

This way the interests of the protagonist are maximized.

In addition, settings such as the Sun and Moon characters having the same destiny have also been removed. The two characters in the Sun and Moon characters are now independent individuals, so as to avoid the idea of ​​giving a girl away.

Readers who have time can go back and read it. If you are too lazy to read it, just read it carefully. It will not affect your subsequent reading.

Regarding the nine-character mantra, yes, the authentic version is "All the soldiers fighting will march forward in formation." "Archive forward in formation" is a wrong translation.

I initially used the official translation "阵", which can also be called "列阵", but the order is different. But then I thought that the translation used in The Great Ruler was wrong, and I was afraid that if I used the official translation, readers would think I was disrespecting the original setting.

I never thought that today's readers are so powerful and knowledgeable, and know that the authentic version is in formation. OK, I'll change it back to the authentic version.

Readers who have time can go back and read it. If you are too lazy to read it, just read it carefully. It will not affect your subsequent reading (you won’t find that I copied and pasted this sentence again, right?).

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